DANNY HAIPHONG—Friend of the show and former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter reflects on Israel’s war on Gaza and whether regional forces such as Hezbollah will enter into the conflict in a major way. Ritter notes that Hamas anticipated Israel’s vicious retaliation, but accepted that price in order—at last—to force world attention on an issue usually manipulated by the Israelis and their numerous apologist friends in the Western media.
NATO GANGSTERISM
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Just another battle or the Palestinian war of liberation?
26 minutes readJOSEPH MASSAD—Reports promptly emerged that thousands of Israelis were fleeing through the desert on foot to escape the rockets and gunfire, with many still hiding inside settlements more than 24 hours into the resistance offensive.
Those who had not already fled were being evacuated by the army from more than two dozen colonies near Gaza.
In the interest of safeguarding their lives and their children’s future, the colonists’ flight from these settlements may prove to be a permanent exodus. They may have finally realized that living on land stolen from another people will never make them safe.
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WARRIOR UPDATE WITH SCOTT RITTER EPISODE 32 – NATO MEETING , CHINA WARNING, FALSE FLAGS
6 minutes readWARRIOR UPDATE WITH SCOTT RITTER EPISODE 32 – NATO MEETING , CHINA WARNING, FALSE FLAGS—Probably NATO changes the game to “frozen war” or an indefinite war to weaken Russia. The risk is that this may force Russia’s hand to contemplate the use of nukes, and then we’re all nuclear dust.
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MIKE WHITNEY—“NATO is expected to ask its members to raise its ammunition stockpiles which have been badly depleted by the war in Ukraine… the pace of deliveries to Ukraine, where Kyiv’s troops are firing up to 10,000 artillery shells daily, has drained Western inventories and exposed holes in the efficiency, speed and manpower of supply chains. “If Europe were to fight Russia, some countries would run out of ammunition in days,” a European diplomat told Reuters… the stockpiles are running even lower due to the conflict in Ukraine…. The war also cast a spotlight on the lack of industrial capacity necessary to ramp up production quickly.
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JOVAR FELDMANN—It is important to note that these types of experiments were not unique to Dachau but were carried out at several other concentration camps during the war as well. The inhumane treatment of prisoners, including medical experimentation, was a hallmark of the Nazi regime and a clear violation of international laws and principles of medical ethics.